Packet Pushers Podcast
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Packet Pushers Podcast
4d ago
The Cisco of 2024 isn’t the Cisco that made the Catalyst 6500. But we remember. And many of us believe that this purchase, this gear, this time… we’ll have the 6500 back again. The new thing will just run ..read more
Packet Pushers Podcast
1w ago
The law of large numbers means that no matter how carefully you build a large network, you can expect problems ..read more
Packet Pushers Podcast
1w ago
Public cloud infrastructure offers rapid setup, access to the latest tech, and pay-as-you-go pricing. But it comes with trade-offs for enterprises ..read more
Packet Pushers Podcast
2w ago
Configuring BFD is simple. Configuring a LAG bundle is simple. But configuring both needs some interaction and anticipation to avoid issues ..read more
Packet Pushers Podcast
2w ago
In the US, CISA has released draft guidelines that require organizations that suffer a security incident to report it. Here's what you need to know ..read more
Packet Pushers Podcast
3w ago
HPE is adding generative AI capabilities to the search function in HPE Aruba Networking Central to help engineers get faster, more accurate info ..read more
Packet Pushers Podcast
1M ago
Hosts and middleboxes share many of the same components, but traffic flows differently between these two kinds of devices ..read more
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1M ago
Looking to compare SD-WAN vendors, along with SSE and SASE vendors? Hit up our massive reference list ..read more
Packet Pushers Podcast
2M ago
Security breaches aren't just an application issue for developers to fix. Network designs can help secure systems and reduce the impact of a breach ..read more
Packet Pushers Podcast
2M ago
Classful routing is a point of historical interest only. If I was preparing course material on this myself, I’d cover classful vs. CIDR in an intro module as it offers context for the terminology around “class A” etc. that crops up in networking literature, RFCs, and so on ..read more